Sentence examples for has been hypothetically from inspiring English sources

His martyrdom is legendary, and he has been hypothetically identified with the Clement mentioned in Phil.

The supernumerary tooth (S) has been hypothetically homologized to the premolar, which has disappeared during mouse evolution.

This protein, known as Rv2839c, has been hypothetically annotated as a translation initiation factor IF-2 (infB), being classified as an essential component of protein synthesis initiation.

This network, derived from an automated analysis of over 3,000 full-text research articles, includes genes that have been hypothetically linked to four neurological disorders: Alzheimer's disease, autism, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.

So, the Diamond League has been very badly scheduled, hypothetically speaking.

Conversely, the lines where a Nipponbare chromosomal segment has been replaced by an hypothetically non-functional allele from Kasalath are expected to display the Kasalath parental phenotype (breakdown of partial resistance under high nitrogen).

The taxon pair P. gracilis and P. zephyrus has been treated as two hypothetically separate species in this study, but the current consensus is that these are subspecies of the same species [ 27, 28].

First, the magnitude of the divergence between patient VAS valuations of real states and population VAS values for those states considered hypothetically, has been shown to vary by medical condition [ 28].

TB transmission between sporadic or casual contacts has been documented [ 29, 31]; hypothetically, the transmission of the MTZ strain could have occurred casually in public settings, probably near to the residences of patients.

For one has been bashed, with Murdoch, for dealing hypothetically, while the other is mashed with burdock for healing diuretically!

A more plausible interpretation of Dutch Book Arguments is that they are to be understood hypothetically, as symptomatic of what has been termed pragmatic self-defeat.